UK workers now place greater importance on their mental health than their physical health.
Dame Sally Davies has said that snacking should be banned on public transport and extra taxes placed on unhealthy foods to tackle child obesity.
More than 2.6 million employees aged 45 and over expect that they will have to leave their jobs in order to care for a relative or partner.
A £35 million government-backed research programme has been launched to give more support to teenagers battling with mental health issues.
The National Association of Local Councils has teamed up with the Epilepsy Society to raise awareness of the hidden disabilities in communities.
Council leaders across the UK have signed an open letter committing them to tackling ageism and talking more positively about later life.
A care commission set up by Plaid Cymru has recommended that all social care in Wales should be free at the point of need.
IPPR calls for the state to build and operate new residential care homes, and establish new financial regulator to oversee private providers.
The Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman has found problems in nearly two out of every three adult social care complaints.
Hampshire County Council has warned that its health and adult social care services face an unprecedented challenge from budget cuts.
Since London's ULEZ introduction in April, there has been a substantial reduction in the amount of polluting, non compliant vehicles in the zone.
80 per cent of the public would put an end to the school children discounts offered by unhealthy fast food outlets near schools.
New figures from Carers UK have revealed that unpaid carers are unable to see a doctor because they can’t get a break from caring.
The Auditor General for Wales has claimed that information, advice and assistance on adult social care is not consistently effective across Wales.
Councils say recent nurse funding to improve their training and skills should be expanded to cover public health workers.